Chapter 6 Test

the Holy Spirit's work to enable believers to properly understand the Bible.

• autographa

• illumination

• canonization

• revelation

transmission being made spiritually alive (and thus able to understand and embrace God's Word as He intended)

• autographa

• illumination

• regeneration

The clarity of Scripture means that the Bible can be understood by all those who approach it with faith.

• True

• False

The clarity of Scripture implies that study tools and teachers are not necessary for Bible Study.

• True

• False

The sufficiency of Scripture implies that in the Bible there is a general framework by which all the details of faith and life can be understood.

• True

• False

When did/does the divine inspiration of the Bible happen?

• when the Bible was copied

• when the Bible is applied

• when the Bible was first written

• when the Bible is read

Why does an unbeliever ultimately need regeneration to understand the Word of God?

• Without regeneration, an unbeliever cannot fully understand the grammar of Scripture.

• Without regeneration, an unbeliever cannot fully understand and embrace the truth of Scripture.

• Without regeneration, an unbeliever lacks the intelligence to understand.

• Without regeneration, and unbeliever will not access to Scripture.

What does Sola Scriptura mean?

• Only Scripture has value for understanding Christian doctrine and practice; church tradition (like creeds and catechisms is worthless)

• Only Scripture should be used in worship services.

• Scripture alone should be consulted; all other sources should be completely ignored.

• Scripture alone has the ultimate authority.

What is the proper use of reason for understanding the Bible?

is a technical term that refers to the sixty-six authoritative books that comprise the Bible. Its literal meaning in Greek refers to a measuring rod.

• Cabinet

• Cube

• Canon

• Card